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Kernel formula and the multiplied-equation variant
Identification of the sharp prescription › Kernel formula and the multiplied-equation variant · lines 1065–1127
X-D@3#eq:limit-kernel, X-D@3#eq:homogeneous-difference
Write
For a compact covector test supported in the open slab, set . X-A's ramp kernel identity and dominated convergence give
The background kernel is therefore
It is smooth on either side, locally bounded, and compactly supported after restriction to . It can have a jump, but contains no hypersurface delta.
The multiplied-equation prescription instead solves
If denotes the homogeneous wave solution, then
Thus the prescriptions differ in general, although they can agree for special backgrounds with vanishing relevant trace.
With , define
The multiplied-equation kernel is
This distinction identifies the candidate; it does not prove joint sharp microcausal admission or define a quantum metric product.
Smooth coordinate convergence through generally fails, as anticipated in the topology sheet. The completed scalar tests nevertheless converge because their supports remain separated from that surface.
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